Sentences with phrase «blockade caused»

E. John Wherry, PhD, director of the Institute for Immunology at Penn and the Barbara and Richard Schiffrin President's distinguished professor of Microbiology, in the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, and colleagues found that reinvigorating exhausted T cells in mice using a PD - L1 blockade caused very few T memory cells to develop.
The blockade caused jams on Grand Boulevard (Nagykörút) as well as along the Danube's Pest - side embankment.

Not exact matches

Before the recent string of production disruptions, which were caused by militant blockades on pipelines carrying crude from three fields to export terminals, Libya was pumping over 1 million barrels of oil daily, eyeing 1.2 million bpd in output by the end of the year.
A Qatari company has airlifted 165 cows into the tiny Arab state to help ease a shortage of dairy products caused by a blockade from its neighbors.
The latest manifestation of this threat is the attempt to blockade the Onitsha end of Niger Bridge on 1st December, 2015, an action that caused major hardship to innocent and law abiding motorists, and citizens.
The pair described reports of power shortages caused by the blockade as «particularly alarming» and warned of «immediate humanitarian consequences» caused by continued fuel shortages.
These findings suggest that systemic blockade of PKal is well tolerated and effective in treating leaky blood vessels caused by another disease.
Interestingly, TNF - α blockade alone was insufficient to cause a change in survival in either the naive or immunize mice, suggesting its effects can only be ascertained in the background of IFN - γ blockade.
She explains, «We think that HDAC2 serves as a master regulator of memory gene expression, and during Alzheimer's disease it's elevated so it causes an epigenetic blockade if the expression of those memory genes.»
These data indicate that, unlike short - term integrin blockade, long - term deficiency of ICAM1 or sustained blockade of LFA1 causes a loss of innate - like lymphocytes from the LN.
The recent blockades in Calais caused major disruption at a peak time in the school trip calendar, leading to disappointment, cost and frustration for pupils, teachers and parents across the UK.
Nowadays, I find it amazing when Israeli loyalists talk about the suffering of Israelis, who are in the line of rocket attacks from Gaza, without the slightest concern for the far greater suffering of Palestinians who are subjected to infinitely more destructive rockets from Israel, not to mention an economic blockade that has caused immense suffering on every level of existence.
I do think Townsend was a good person, but he had to make a few difficult choices that sometimes went against that, such as running the blockade for a cause he didn't support.
You'll need to carefully place your towers to form blockades on the map, causing the enemy to spend much more time travelling than initially required.
The Februari 2012 cold spike in Europe was indeed caused by a negative Arctic Oscillation — but that happened during a positive North Atlantic Oscillation — and shows no connection to the published hypothesis anyway (too late in season, no Atlantic blockades).
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